The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 1, 1898, Page 10

10 e D OF THEIR NOBLE WORK Red Cross Members Meet in Large Numbers. MUCH APPRECIATION SHOWN 110 DISTINGUISHED VISITORS LIs- TEN TO REPORTS. Mrs. J. F. Merrill and Mrs. W. B. Harrington Received With En- thusiasm—The Work of Two Months. The eventful evening on which the Red Cross Society made public the great. work it_has performed si its organization has come and gone, and those who have labored lo and hard for a successful crowning of their sacrifices met in Golden Gate Hall la night d amid palms and beautiful decorations, with sic ~ana Song, they outlined their untiring <fforts to a large and appre e audience. When the Fourth Cavalry band played its first ction there were very few | vacant chairs in the house, and when its concluding: melody was rendeved people were being turned away, the interest in the proceedir being so great. Mrs. John F. Merrill, the hard-working head of the local | | | | Miss Lilllan Byrns; specialty, their thanks to the soclety for its goodness to thelr sons and fellow soldiers. Yesterday a few arrived from Tennessee and Colorado. Private Johnson, who for the past week has boen an inmate at the French Hospital, was materially improved yesterday, much to the 4oy of the ladies of the soclety and residents of Anahelm, whose representative he is. The town has alded the young man during his dangerous illness with funds and delicacies. The State representatives in this city have kept them well Informed by letter and wire of his condition. Mrs. Harrington yesterday recelved a very beautiful letter from Johnson’s sweetheart, who is now East, in which she pours out her thanks to_all for their kindness to her betrothed. When the State soctety holds its big meeting’ next week it is expected that representatives. from all portions of the State will attend and tell of the work that is being done in all por- tions of the country. It 1is said ‘an. effort will be made to complete arrangements for the purchase or charter of & hospital ship for ser- vice in Manila. Captain James O'Hara, In command of Bat- teries H and K of the Second United States Artillery, which salled on the transport New- port, sent his thanks to the soclety for -the Fplendid treatment accorded the officers and troopers in his command. The following subscriptio the Jocal soclety yesterda: Cartridge Company, $:0; Col were recelved by Union Metallic s Patent Firearms Remington Arms : Ruth ~Lodge, Daughters of -E. Vroom, First Montana, $5; $36: S. M. Lilienthal, $5; col- lected at el Pleasanton, $17; W. J. Bart- nett, §5; Charles W, Stack, $; total, $48,776 24. The Btockton Red Cross has chosen the fol- lowing officers: “President, Miss Hannah Gray; first vice-president, Mrs. J. . Peters: second vice-president, Mrs, F. M. West; recording sec- retary, Mrs. 'H. C. Keyes, 12’ West Acacla street; treasurer. F. M.” West; executive com- mittee—Miss Julia Weber, Mrs. John E. Budd, Mrs. E. L. Dodge, Mrs. A. B. Sperry, Mrs. J. F. Rooney, Mrs. C. S. Sargent. Mrs. §. D; Dasher. Mrs §. L. Confer, Mrs. A. F. Schioss, Maria Cutting, Mrs. J. ‘G. Swinnerton. ings are held every Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. - PUPILS LEND AID, The puplls of the Business Evening School contributed their mite last night to ald in the humanitarfan work of the | Red Cross Society. | The affair assumed the form of an en- tertainment and dance in Union Square Hall. The programme, which was con- tributed by the pupils of the school, was | as follows: Overture, Blanchard's Orchestra; vocal solo, Miss Mae Rober- THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1898 LITTLE THORN Crack Pacer on His Behavior. ETHEL DOWNS TROTS 2:1212 IRAN ALTO REDEEMS HIMSELF AFTER A SHUTOUT. : The Long Shot. Silver Ring Takes the = 2:19 Trot at the Remunerative Price of S 12:t0 1. Those who journeved to. Oakland yes- terday to watch the racing went home thoroughly imbued with the idea that fast pacers are not always to be relied on, for that fast little pacer, Little Thorn, held by the bookies at 1 to 6, broke so | badly he was beaten by old Plunkett, a 5 to 1 shot in the betting. It was a three-horse race and many a man marked his card prior to the start: | Little Thorn 1, Plunkett 2, Ketchum 3, and fancied Little Thorn a 2:10 wiggler. But a few took the field end at 3 to 10 for the son of Hawthorne, because of being good winners on the day. It was paced in 2:15 and not near Thorn's true form when steady. Call, corner of Market and Third streets, open until 12 o'clock every night in. the year.: corner Cla Bad | streets: apen untii.9-o’ until 9-¢'clock: CALIFORNIA - €ommandery. No: .1, K. SAFRIDAY) EVENING,. at. 7:30.0'clock. SAN FRANCISCO. CALL. - BUSINESS OFFICE -of ‘the San Franolsco BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery. street, open ‘until 9:30 ¢'clock. - 287 Hayes street; open. until 9:30 o'clock.: 621 McAllister street; open until 9:30 o'clock: €15 Larkin street; aner until.5:30 o'clock. . - “ 1941 Misslon_street;:-open -until- 10 o'clock. 2261 Market - street, -correr . Sixteenth; _open 106 Eleventh streat; ‘open.until 9 o'clock. -, 2526 Misslon street:’ open: untl] 9 0’ clock. - " <1505, Polk street; open” until:9:30 o’clock. NW. .cornerof Twenty:second and: Kentueky. | ock: _-MEETING NOTICES. T, ‘Masonte: Temple,: Post ‘and. Mont-. Bomery. sts.—Regular “asseénibly. THIS. All fraters ‘are ‘courteously Invited. - .- ;.- - SIR-JOHN P. FRASER, Em. Com: - BIR'HIRAM T.. GRAVES, Recorder. YERBA:-BUE VA Lodge “of. “Pertectlon No. 1=Stated meeting THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, July-1;:4t 8-0'clock: GEORGE'J. HOBE, ALTA Lodge No. 205, 1..0.. O, F.— . Secretary. Officers-and. -brothers: . You wil assemble at the lodgeroom,. Re: membrance “Hall, “on: FRIDAY, July. 1,189, ‘at 1330 o'cloex p. m., to-attend the. funeral of our-late brother, JOHN LOW. 5 W B: HIBBETT; Noble Grand, J. H. CATTR THE annual.meeting of the San Franclsco So- TRIUMPH Lodge No. 180, 4.0, U. W.— Officers ‘and. membors ‘you are: notiflecSpoRie to meet’at your hall Friday, July 1, af $:30-a: m., to attend the fureral of our late ‘brother, JOHN F. LYONS. OSCAR FORSBERG, M. Wi TTRAN, Recorder. REGULAR meeting of the. Caledon: ian Club THIS_ EVENING at § @ . o'clock, Scottish Hall, 111 Larkin st Secretary. JOHN REID, Chief. JAMES H. DUNCAN, ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani- mals will be held in the soclety's office at the Animals' Home, Sixteenth and Alabama sts., on MONDAY, July 18, 1893, at 4 p. m., Wwhen a board of trustees for the ensuing year Will be elected. HOLBROOK, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. | FRANCIS - 30, une 30, 1893—To Telephone SITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. FIRST-CLASS Swedish_chambermald and sear- stress; best ref. MRS. NORTON, 313 Sutter, FIRST-CLASS Swedish cook; understands _all branches; 3 years last place. MRS, NORTO. 313 Sutter st. 'NEAT Irish gIrl; first-class cook and house- worker; can take' full charge: city Or coun- try. . MRS. NORTON, 313 Sutter st. | COMPETENT colored. girl desires a_situation “to. do” housejvork. J. Fi CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutrer st. FIRST-CLASS child's nurse, best oity refer- ences,$20.. C. . HANSEN & CO., 104 Gea SITUATION “wanted by ‘competent. woman. to Jdo_general housework n American family; 00d-‘coolk; city _or Oakland;: references. 1008 eventh st., Oakland. ECANDINAVIAN girl, not speaking English, ‘wishes situation to do upstairs work or care “forchildren. - 206 Steuart at. |\ YOUNG “lady ‘wishes to travel with party as stenographer: or companion. - Call ‘or address H;; 1259 O'Farrrell st. WOMAN with a child. wishes situation as hnusekep‘)er or to take care of {nvalid. - Box 1929, Call office. RESPECTABLE woman with boy 5 years old ‘wishes position as working housekeeper. Call or address R. 73, 808 Sutter st. REFINED young lady wishes position as re- ception lady for a dentist or physician; refer- ences. Address box $119, Call office. SITUATION wanted by competent German: eneral servant; exceilent. cook and laun. ress; highest references. S., 813 Bush st. YOUNG girl wishes situation to do upstairs work ‘or take care of children; Jewish pre- ferred. 24 Shotwell st. WANTED—Situation to do housework by the d; colored; references. Address A., 1226 HELP WANTED—Continued. A & WAITRESSES, Pacific Grove, free far ,San 2 waitresses, Stockton. Waitress, Marysville Waitress, Jamestown ‘Waltress, resort near of & extras for Sunday and. Mon % W;:‘l.nrilsefl, l;"yl » s ermaids to wa C. R. HANSEN & 2 IRONERS, country steam laundry, $25. and board; mangler and starcher. 20 and found; 25_housegirls for city and country, $25, $20 an $15; young girls to assist, $10 and $12; nurse- sirl, $20; young neat nurkegtrl, $10, fée pald. €. R HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary 'st. CHAMBERMAID, first-class country hotel, $20 and found and free fare. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary st. WAITRESS, mountaln resort, § country hotels, $20: cooks, housework " girls. MURRAY & READY, 63463 Clay st. GIRL; 14 to 16 years of age; can. have good country home ‘and small wages; -to . assist lady; fee and fare pald. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ‘WAITRESS, mountain resort, San Mateo C $20; waltresses, different country hotels, ‘$20; housework girls, country. MURRAY & READY, 634 and 635 Clay st. COOK, wash and fron, $30; second girl, $20; nurse, 2 children, $20; 7 -waitresses = an chambermalids, $20 and $25 and $6_week, and & great many girls for housework in city and country. J. F. CROSETT & CO., 316 Sutte: PEERAe 835232323 walitresses, AT C. R, HANSEN & CO. HELP - WANTED—Continuned, . 104 ¢ & .. -WANTED TO-DAY 600 railroad men..free fare..31 .FOR ALASKA RAILR rers and. rockmen: $3 to - FOR: A MINE around. the mine. $1 60 ‘to WOODS $35. and to: $2 5 850 pr 100 -choppers, 't ppeFARMERS. O] A different ranches COOKS 10" coolks; -$10 and $12 weelc. chén hands, - dishwashers. Sy ... WAITERS S 3 first-class ‘walters, country, free fare. 4 first-class: waiters, country ‘resorts 10 walters, different hotels........ 5 extra waiters, country, fare both w colored ‘waiters, summer : MEN "AnD - WIVE! Frenchman - and . wife, -country, see nave s Gardener and wife, cook, private famil " LAUNDRY: ... A wite, "country . hotel ‘laundr: Mp e Erid 350 and. found 2 iaundrymen. to run the jaundry with 2 other assistants. at s springs; steady all the vear round z ...$70 and four 2 markers and-distributors, country..$30 to 2 laundrymen- for an institution. 5 Washer g ner i = 104 Geary st. C. B, HANSEN & CO. CASHIER and typewriter: office assistant; dental assistant; bookkeeper; governess. i ush st. BUTTER-MAKER and 3 milkers, same_ranch, See boss here this morning, -$30 and 325 and found and' free fare. . C. R. HANSEN & CO., 104 Geary HOUSEKEEPER; head laundress: salesladle hair dresser; chambermaids and waitresses excellent positions. 313 Bush st. DUMP foreman_for: railroad -camp; free fare; $a day. C. R. HANSEN & CO.; 104 Gear: | TEN good reliable girls wanted, wages, $20 to WAIT] R, country hotel, $%. HOTEL GA- ZETTE, 420 Kearny st. $25; references both ways. 313 Bush st. WANTED—S{tuation by a middle-aged woman; is a good cook; will do general housework; will work for moderate wages; city or short distance In the country; is willing and oblig- ing. Apply 10 Stockton place, off Ctockton st., between Post and Sutter. SITUATION wanted as bookkeeper and type- writer, college graduate, inexperieanced. d- dress or call 426 Eddy st. YOUNG girl wishes position as companion to lady; wages no object. Call or address 435 Fourth st., room 11. YOUNG Danish lady wishes engagement in em- broidery and Initial sewing; first-class work. 2SS, country, $20. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st. GOOD barbers_ wanted Saturday and Sunday, $4 50 and $5. Employment, 707 Brannan st. Journeymen Barbers' Union Fres Tel.- Mint 190: WANTED—Colored woman; good cook; general housework; country: wages $20. Address H. 0., box 4, Call office. COOK for small country hotel, §20. Apply L. CARRAU, 220 Sutter st. 12 BARBERS for Saturday and Sunda i $ and $6; 2 steady.. H. BERNARD, 104 Seventh st. BARBER wanted Saturiey and Sunday; pay $5. Call at 9 o'¢lock, 56 Second st. WANTEDApprentices on_ pants. Apply at 1621 Polk st. BARBER for Saturday; $ from 11 a. m. fo 10 P. m. 1T YOUNG girl about 12 or 14 to assist in restau- rant. Fifth ave. and D st. BARBER for aturday and Sunday. 11593 Fol- som st. TWO waitresses wanted at Model Restaurant. 1212% Polk st. BARBER wanted steady Saturday night and Sunday. 607 Laguna st., near Hayes. society, explaine e Subs Ising : 542, Call office. e S . % A n e, the | N R ey aiss; songs, D. | Incidentally, the trotting record of the “jh,f,’c',‘fl‘ Deiny e K DIstyeeRae: |/ Hox B Gl orfloay, s GOOD barber for Saturday and Sunday; wages. e O e meeting 'and thanked the | S 420 EeEReR Trevem, soon mooem D. | : SoVarntient miRite o L et BUREEN | oD lady) iwiabes: atbuation) GIE IR ' Farral 514% Third st. audience for its presenc She :then. in- | Srage Me. Josdon: Jamas Briors Georrs. Jor. | track was lowered In the free-for-all trot | Government places a tax of 1 cent on every keeper; 13 o §o0d cook. Apply ST Howard ot, | WAITRESS wantéd at 313 O'Farrell at. ok vedrblod St = e troduced Msyor Phelan, and when the (his 0 13 i o by the winner, Ethel Downs, 2:10, from | long distance message costing 15 cents or | . X seto i S o * | GIRL for chamber work, easy place, $15; girl | WANTED—Barber for Saturday and Sunday. don_(his son), Cari Jacobson; Marcus Brass, | applause had subside: e i ) 3 : s z over. The telephone companies.on the Pacific IN | for 1 ework bes % ¥oi 137 Taylor st. Pr e had subsided that gentleman en- | J.F. Hillard: Helen Jordon, Miss Bertha Moy 2:12% to 2:12%. It was an exciting finish | CoC Gl Gnavge at prtmics on the month, Y‘I)r';qulGreg’I‘lrlll Folsom o Fomtaner yeork- | _for housework, $20. 63{ Larkin st — = — v between Aster and Ethel, the latter un-| to telexphune subscribers using the long dis- W OMAN: il o warh by a0 SE WANTED—A good -n;n wals‘t )rolnar imme- Ei;l;&!figfifl\msm}a ETI?IB:R:“;XI‘ to improve F iy 3 der the whip all the way down the | tance lines, the Government tax of 1 cent on N woul e work by the day, wash-| "giately; situation good until late in autumn. 53, A VOO O U OO NN PN R OO aD f=geg =l atrotol: Mo‘;temy et lw’ny unsteady, | €ich message on which the companies re-| INg ironing or cleaning. 372 Linden’ave. Apply at French Steam Laurdry, B st. 5an ) Goum veat and pants makers wanted. Apply X but crept to a good position, rounding the far turn, but when Willlams made celve from 15 to 50 cents. On all messages on which they receive above 50 cents the tele- phone companies will pay the tax and not WOMAN with child 6 years old wants a situ- ation to do_general "housework. Room 44, Rafael. 201 Montgomery st. NEAT young girl, 15 to 16, for light house- St. George Hotel, §12 Kearny st. LADY'S maid or nurse wishes a situation; best references given. Apply 1113 Pacific st. work. ~ 32 Sixth st. GIRL or middle-aged woman for housework. 716 Green st. FRENCH orphan girl wanted, 14 to 16, as com- panion to lady, and assist in light housework in famil of 2; $8 @ month and good perma- nent home for clean, good-tempered _girl, willing to learn. Address, glving reference, F. O., box 260. Call Office! A —WANTED — Saleslady for jewel novelties must furnish cash secruity. KREDO & CO. 223 Geary st. WANTED—Competent German girl to do gen- eral housework. Apply 317 Larkin st. charge to the subscribers. JOHN I SABIN, President. NIGHT cook at 112 Fourth st. SOLDIERS and thelr friends wanted fo eat best 10c meal in Oakland. 3 Franklin st. WANTED—Shoemaker for_repalring; also so- licitor on wegon. 767 or §71 Market st. WANTED—A young man n & restaurant. 1803 Halght st. his drive, went to & sprawling break, otherwise it would have been a faster heat and probably his. Ethel was 6§ to 5, Aster 2, and Monterey 3, all with sup- porters. The auctions sold with the fleld at 7 to 5 for the daughter of Boodle. Jimmy Sullivan's black mare, Sable Francis, won the 2:30 trot in a drive from Bertha R, sustaining the talent’s good opinion, as she was 3 to 2. Ed Winship showed, well driven by Walter Maben's | understudy, Brooks. The 2:19 trot went | to the rank outsider, Silver Ring, straight heats, she opening at 12 to 1, but for_the second heat she was posted 7 MERRITT WANTS A HOSPITAL SHIP ped b p=3 | NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kip - Qrphanage o al., Suggrests That Some of the Vessels Cap- tured by Dewey Might Be Utilized for the Purpose. BERKELEY, June 30.—The following letter was recetved to-day by Mrs. Colonel C. R. Greenleaf, president of the Berkeley branch of the Red Cross Society, commending the ldea-of the hospital ship to be donated to the Gov- ernment by the Red Cross socleties of the Pacific Coast: ‘War Department, Office of'ithe Major-General Commanding the Philippine Expedition. ¢ 520 Lake st., San Francisco, has received the following orphans, halt- s and abandoned girls from Aprl 1 to 1838: Mary Blizabeth Gresham, aged 7 years: Gladys Elizabeth Gresham, § years § months; Ruth Myer Merrill, 2 years 6 months: | Amella Daubet, 6 years; Hazel Densmore, 13 | years 10 months; Isabelia Hague, 10 years § months; Maybelle Benbow, § years 2 months; | Fredericka Hermann, 7 years 5 months; Flor- | enco Hermann, G years § months: Mabel Lavin, 12 years 1 month; Lizzle Rellly, 4 years; Marforle Graham, § vears 11 months. chamberwork in hotel or lodgt 5. K, 55 Lundy Lane. WANTED—By a v ady position as house- keeper, Box W B 25, Call Office. WOMAN would like h YOUNG French lady, fresh wet nurss, wishes situation in some family. Inquire MRS, BERNARD, midwite, $01 Vallefo st. ELEVENTH, 106—Branch office of The Call. Subscriptions and ads SITUATIONS WA GOOD waiter wanted at 405 Pacific. st. WANTED—10 energetic men and women for employment at home. or abroad; capital of from $3 to $7 necessary. Apply at 142% Fourth st., Thursday, Friday and Saturday only. SAILORS and ordinary wanted at LANE'S, NTED—MALE, O — " s ~ - ~ WANTED—A few hundred more operators at : = to 5 Considerable coin was bu;naldélig | ABANDONED children in St. Joseph's Infant | CHINESE and Japanese (estab, 20 years) hel LEVE, STRATS 8 508 Tactory. 39 Fres | Sai-oRs, st., near Jackson. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 27, 1898, on the rattleheaded Mojave, an d | Qrphan Asylum since January 1, 1598, to July | tel. Main 1957, BRADLEY & CO., 640 Clay s mont st. Inquire for Mr. Dav! =5 = = son had lots of friends after the first | *Patri 1 sl etk € et S WANTED—_Laborers and mechanics to Know 1, 1888—Philip Kearns, 2 years ton, 6 years; Annie Norton, & years: Mary McDonald, 4 'years; John McDonald, 2 years. Robert Cafferty, 5 years; Rose Gomez, 5 years Patrick Nor- Mrs. Cibarles R. Greenleaf, 2700 Bancroft Way. Berkeley, Cal.—My Dear Madam: I cannot too cordially recommend the project you have in view. A hospital ship at Manila would be of great advantage to heat at 4 to 5, but early went into the | alr and couldn’t get up. The winner made no showing in her last race, but | Pete Willlams rigged her with the hopples LEARN dressma ng and millinery; positions free; patterns 25c up. McDowell's, 103 Post. LAWRENCE Dresscutting School? 1079 Market that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprietor, still runs Denver House, 217 Third st.; 150 large $1 to $3 per week. my best help promptly. 122 Golden Gate: tel. South 111 CHINESE and Japanese Employment Offic THEY are closing out underweas our sick, and possibly wounded soldiers. The expense, as you state it, W T - b e e a : : r, hosiery, | best help. 4141 O'Farrell 'st.; tel. East 425, st.: perfect fit; no trying on: trial free. NTED—At Montana House, 75.31'3.11551.)& 5 | e could have stepped the trac ves, ts, velling, yarns, T —— T oms; - 10c, 15 5 would amount to a bagatelle so far as the benefit to a crew would be [1280, Ned it heen necessa‘;?, They played | fains,’ bedspeeads rffico"“x:flx’sxnf:uiinxfi';:' YOUNG Eurasian Is In want of a situation WANTED-Girla and ladies o Ifilmmle;:od‘l s T 0o o and. Ba ae concerned. I' earnestly hope that you may be successful in securing her at the price and made & good Win- | shoes, towels, flannels, etc, very chéap At tho| 8 & clerk or a washer and ironer of hap: | - axic scalo Gress ou ing system’’ co s in s i Shate " i one v S , etc., in res t o 1. and also | 10 days; open evenings: good pay. 207 Taylor. - findin a = subscriptions suffizient to furnish a ship. ning. Ploneer Dry Goods Store, 105 Fifth s T SR LR SR > = SHOEMAKERS to buy findings and leath having three | years'experience as a clerk; can also speak wholesale prices; men's uppers to order §1 up. 921 Howard st | Iran Alto was distanced the first heat of | this last race, but Brooks trying his hand | It has been suggested that some of the ships at Manila which were BAD tenants ejected : collections made; HELP WANTED_MALL, = ¢ty or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION | the Chinese language: wages very reasonable, R ol ot S S A captured by Admiral Dewey might be turned into hospital ships and | with him in the special for named hurf}e‘s CO., 415 Montgomery st., room ; tel. e8| . F. HOWARD, 4235 Tark o0 N "MURRAY & READY. BARBERS' Progressive Union; free Smploys ink w e D . vay level and > Was no — e S - — : > La ment. - Bernard, Sec: Tth; ‘tel. Jeasie 1164, I el Bar ne niEn, o tha tasots: iExine AN Sl MISE S EvVGOL BN ron CE B b | ST e et mployment_and Labo i o =i 1 hesitate to say more because of the conditions that may arise, but would like position in retall or wholesal Vesata Toaky MEN'S fine_calf shoes to order,” $2 é_of me: soling, 3c; only one price. 99 Howard st. o ! eai going | Ish baths, 1015 Market st. bet S5 AlLge t0 & dnadeEh OIAfsonstUrescigt e 2 T e neeis e e e Beventh, room 17, second floor. B fegegegugegogegategagaugagugaFagegotutngateFuPaPaRaRolt s e fugegegogaegaRegegeFeRegagoFcReFagatatetataFoReR oo Pal if anything further should be necessary I will write you after arriv- | to the first turn and had to do some tall b e o ment: speaks German and English, Hox 563, | 006 tea aborers i-only one 959 F s ing at Manila. Very sincerely yours. trotting to get into the money, but ALVINE HALL and assistant; genuine cabinet Call, or 8. F. Turn Hall, J. BULLINGER. road; come ready to go. MEN to learn barber trade in elght weeks. 8. through bad breaks of Nellie BIy and | baths. 15% Turk and 1118 Market. tms. 006 | — o S e ......For San Joaquin . Barber. Collegs, 185% Eightre ot W. MERRITT, Major General. Uncle Johnny secured place honors. e — = YOUNG man wants steady place as coachman | 13 teamsters E 2 sBgnt S i | “The free-for-all class stepped to the F‘?tli‘r:d:x:‘:élzn lnr:esmcmfi)la ;;-?"gflf b;;lyu. 2| and gnrdbn:l % nnbL;‘r nn’d“‘l‘\onestl: bfisz gr rali Free fare D ce re Ity gk sn;gm-:r.:rmsrluld, %ne. dln;—ge‘fl.-unnyzurdf_al;y | 20514 : &2 ¥ old. Box 2576, office. erences; understands milking. J. D., box z 5 b .. 25c night.” Rosedale.House, 321 Ellig. p P -3 =3 half in 1:05%4— a 2:10)2 clip—showing the bt atra o S Eoc Call office. S 1 . BEhADligl il _ room, 2 - -Rose . oy 0 R R RN R R A R0 R R R D s Lot e coatan e 1y e ek, thag | LILLIAN RUSSELL of Marysville, magnetist; | — o ge B 3 BARBERS' Ass'n Free Employm't Office, 8. worked the course to. It Is certain that as the meeting progresses heats close to | the 2:10 line will be witnessed and the | | fast pacers now at the track will in all | probability give it the Pacific Joaa: rec- ord. To-day's card promises rare sport and has two heat races with closely matched candidates. The bookies are ver returned. ‘WANTED—Situation by young American, Bo- sition about gentleman’s private place; has had considerable experience; references. Box 949, Call office. | SITUATION wanted as barkeeper or porter in wholesale liquor store: rectifier and com- under. Address box 150, Call office. akland. 481 Seventh s MISS VIOLA B baths and mass FUCHS, Sec.; 325 Grant avy nt:13, TRY ‘Acme House, %7 Market st., below Sixth, fer a room; 25c:a night; $1 a. week. SINGLE ‘rooms, 10c and 15 night; T5c and $1 week. - Lindell-House, Sixth and:Howard sts. G afned nt of the societ his hearers with a euio, [!Hcl s work and a delsohm: Clarinda Hastigs, rier | Lucy, Miss Ray Barrow. ry of the famous organization. The entertainment was under the dl- When Mrs. Willard B._Harringt pecHion Of the o1t president of the State Society, | maes ot pup‘?ls‘?W’“K committees, also troduced she was given a royal greeting. | : WELL of New Orleans, 1118 Market st., room 8. LARGE pleasure yacht for hire; fishing or ex cursion. NELSON, (27 Howard st | MRS, E. BALDWIN, magnetio heale Miss Ella Mosher; laborers. Office teo 31 o gffice. fee | ¥ ANTED—To collect. wages. due laborers and room 8 o tol - | Committee of arrangements—J. F. Hillard, 0 B ST-C s nav S In a short speech she tald of the organ. 3 3 and, | Jiberal with their patrons as to prices and | 9B, second floor, 1505 Market st, cor. Eighih. RST-CLASS gardener (Scandinavian), 3 clerks. Knox Collection Agency, 110 Sutter st. o Clety s | Mins Ella Mosher, Carl Jacobson, M rt A x | e Z 2l oD =8 e izing of the soclety by a half “score of ‘" obgon; Miss Bertha | 4”I as uncertain a game as the running MISS EMILY POTTER, $65% Market at, room | Y¢Ars old. single, desires a position. Address free- fare Mendelsohm; floor manager, J. F. Hillard: as. sistant floor manager, Carl Jacobson; floor com mittee—Audley Harris, L. Abrigo, F. W. lard, Miss Emily Blackburn, Miss Pauline Har- ris, Miss Kitty McCarren, Miss Alice A. Kane; WINCHESTER: HOUSE, 44 Third st.. near Market: 200 rooms, 2%c 4 night; reading room free 'bus and baggage to and from the ferr: n-April 21; of the-benefits. given | it blue and of thelr warm ap- | She told of the .growth of of its joining the ‘National | | horses lead the talent. Summaries: | FIRST RACE. 2:30 class, trotting, one mile dash, purse $200. | Sable Francis, blk. m. by Sable Wilkes (T. 1322 Tenth st., Oakland. COMPETENT man experienced and sober. erick st. people the boys preciatic the so 12, opp. Baldwin; steam.baths and massage. MISS FLOSSIE DAVIS, manicure and mas sage. Room 7, 1211 Marke old. No. 1007 es & position as barber; Address 609 Brod- S0 A g s’ Weste on - ¢ | 7 = 4 634-635 Clay st. AGENTS WANTED. Society and of the various ~Western reception —committee—Renich Harrls, James | Sable T 1| ROOMS papered from $2 50; whi = Stater onar oy branch | Briar, Ed Astrada, Miss Maud Smith, Mis Sulltvan) = z % . YOUNG man, handy with tools and _good Labor Agents on | oo S = e at: assistg |E nship, b. g. by 5 | cL. T %) o 3 P them. Mrs. Harrington told of the sev- | Siiver Quetn and Forest W aiso started and | C{n‘;{g‘;‘;w}:,?ggjgfifl- ;aloohol * baths and | LA A_SPECIAL NOTICE. i dreamed of; big boom coming: I have every- enty auxiliaries throughout the State and finished in that order. E 2 = it STRONG young man, a hustler, wants work. | We cannot advertise ns thing; my ‘new catalogue with {llustratio e large fund it now had and which "'COLLECTED IN Time, :35%, 1:10%, 1:45%, 2:23%. | PEARL, PIERCE, manicuring. 230 Kearny st., | _C., box 4, Call office. sle fle” as it would take 3 columns in th of zwt;-firflx:&vexu;;lrenxel to.all; send name on was constantly growing. = She expressed Betting: Auctions—Field, §14; Sable Franci: room 20, GOOD all round meat cook wants work. Ads| ~Paper. so come and read our bulletin 5:'| & postal; fine sa ne $1, ' L. N. CUSH- > o Y 3 a o0ks—S 3t0'2; o FrorT X - ot 1so read the Daily Report want columns for [ MAN, 34 Oliver st., Boston, Mass. a hope that the citizens of ”1“5 'sml;e Jaur;d { THE COR]R]DORS | 2 {:_»miémpng}!;l"?e';dauw‘xf s Rt | MISS L. DBAN, 917 Market at, pariors 1i and | dress CHARLES ENADD, 10353 Folsom st. Sur agvernbon aAvertisbaiente. MURNAY & States west of the Missouri woul n | B, . 6; *| 12, Turkish baths and massige treatment. TANT work badls, READY, 634 and 636 Clay st. SURE and quick seller; we want live agent im and fit out a hospital ship . for ‘the e } each 3. = E 3 WANT! wgrk bndlfil‘ sam mn:el “z“dx repaxlr mat- | DY, Y. aus Spreckels bdg. : # She TA RALPH, returned; 1 2 - | tresses, do any kind of upholstering, cleanin; = =roren R DREOCTETS DK Drive boys nove ln; Manile . ‘e ll?ldduz Captaln Thomas Maclay of Petaluma s | SECOND RACE. sage, Parlors 1 and 5 38 Turk st Mmas | les refitting carpets; will work Cliean. Adc A SICREAT & READY. 85 oo soe R e0 and_tea a plan to build a sanitarium to ‘be de-| gt the Lick. — — — dress R. JAMESON, 614 Howard, room 17. £ = i % ladles. preferred: %01 Washington st., Oakland. yoted to- the use. of the: VOlUN(Eers o8 |- by} Baivin. the tamous’ Klondik ree-for-all, . trotting, one mlle ‘dash, purse | MISS SUMMBRS, aleohol” and . vapor batls.|= o o JAME — ——— |'A_3 BUTCHERE, . country. shops, . -$0- and o o Siirdiri their return from Manila and how the so- 4 ondliker, 1s | 5300, 116A Grant ave.,' room 17, second floor. SOBER Frenchman, age b1, first-class refer- found; _butcher ' for ranch, $30-and found. | AGENTS wanted—A good proposition, Cal ety Intended to aid them in - getting | &t the Palace. | Ethel Downs,blk. m. by Boodle (C. F. |——— —— i ——— ences as gardener, driver or interlor work; | found: buf DY, 634 and 636 Clay st. 1103 Howard ciety Intended aid them 1 e MISS R. CLEVELAND, from the East—Baths, | wishes steady employment in first-class fam. | MURRAY & READY, 624 an ead : She was listened [ T. S. Mahoney of Chicago is staying = = work on their return. to with deep interest and when she con- cluded she was given a hearty ovation. seage; assistants. 29 Grant ave., room 5. SLDON, steam baths and chiropodist. 1021 Market st.," opp. Powell, rcoms 9 and 1. oo Aster, ch. g, by Dexter Prince (J. Brooks) | Montérey, ch. h. by Sidney (P, Williams). Galette also started. 1ly. A. VITTU, 540 Washington st. 55 shingto ELEVENTH, 106_Branch office of The Call. YOUNG man, 21, well recommended, having Subscriptions and ads taken. A-MARKER and distributor; $30 and found; fare paid to laundry. MURRAY & READY, at the Palace. Dr. H. G. Bond of Santa Cruz was in | eriti 634 and 636 Clay st. a a &S’ r . < 0 f bookkeeping and typewriting, an Clay. A quartet of young ladies under the |y “oet ol CORS Time. Ga%. 1:05% . 1128, 2:12%. |20 E knowledge o k ; ! nd 636 C ] i O e | . e, B2 100K, 1385, |55 desires any employment in interior; compen | = ROOMS WANTED, leadership of Mrs. Marriner Campbell then Bettf Auctions—Field, $14; Ethel Downs, | PEARL HARRISON and assistant, magnetl 83, C: A—BREAD bakers bakers sang *Viva la America,” ‘which was | J- J. Hellbron of Sacramento registerea |, Betting: Auctionsrieid, $is; no Aster, 2 | _ treatment, massage. 1504 Geacy ot TEnetlo | satlon low. Box 4083, Call office. Taker L2 340 4nd TOURA, COURETY EROD | AN~~~ greatly appreciated. Again the band | at the Grand yesterday. Monterey, 3; Galette, 6. MRS, STEW YOUNG man, understands work around private [ baker, small country shop. $30 and found. | girirm or large furnished room north of Mar- played and then in quick order the in-{ Dr. W. B. Rogers of Watsonville is | e T BorFepuine steam and cabinet | ~ place, wants position In city or country. Ad: | MURBAY & READY, 634 and 638 Clay. st. ket and east of Mason st. by 2 voung ladios teresting reports of the WOTKers . were | registered at the Palace. | THIRD RACE. = ;\T.(‘BIE XY gk 1 dress box 129, Call office. A_TOOK =T T TRIEerS, oos e look | _employed during day. Address box §118, Call. s “report ot | I I Tlebbard, the cattleman of Sa-| 219 class, trotting, ono mile heats, two In| “oNigo LERT: s e e R DITATION i Sy Biie Mo Wit G b ) Beteb it $30:: 880 and- 10 A {ousd WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. vo months’ work,” in which she outlined | 1inas, is stopping at the Grand. three, purse $300. tions and want ads taken. e Kadrees G M Dax Tl e 5 restaurant waiters $8-mid: $9-cwreeke | o ST L T T S the wondertal things done in that short| P. R. Schmidt, the wellbmewn Calls. | Siver “Ring, B m. by Siiver Bow (b, S e et TS0 1o S | SCALE: sale, coffe mill, desk, let:r prem period. ~ Owing to fllness Mrs. Wendell | toga vineyardist, is at the Lick. 'r.-mle“‘?::;m, e R (H.l 1 DIVIDEND NOTIO_S. Pgsrlgfil‘: .';d‘f;},’,';‘;,‘(,“’."?,‘;“:";;u:"d S| o e e élg"“? cheap, at 621 Mission st. Saston's report on ‘Nurate ceid Red! William Kettner snd E. 0. Millir of] & in 5 S e first-classireferences. S., box 498, Call office. S < GOOD_doubie action harp very cheap. Box Cross Tent'” was read by Miss Beaver. Visail Myrtle Thorn, bik. m, by Grandissimo (T bernia Savings and Loan So- = | A—COOKS cooks cooks 774, Call office. P R T LU T Bttt o i e ke Cooky T 2| e o market, Mcplllster and Jones sts. | FOREMAN bread baker wants work, 72| 12 cooks, different piaccs v, 58 the. society by the French, -St. . Z. Osborne, United States Marshal e 5 et — Tancisco, June —At @& regular | Poik st. $30 and $25 per month and found; wash- AN e and Childreriy Haspitalsand the| b e Angeles, ‘is staying at the Palace. | jiyeny o ), Jrmes Madison , Sul- B ey Bis Dusiness, w5 |- G mei 0 dnd $10- per moith snd found; SeATBVOYANES: et o 3 g = : - ; . vidend has been de- C: 3 asher for a mine, 5 s e e [oaou &nCes through |.-“Dan. Honlg, the -horseian; ariived n | Molave, . ‘e by, Dester Brince (W clared at the rateof three and three-fitths | ber and reliable, wants position on private | §AY & HEADY. 634 snd 636 Clag oy MRS. DR. F. CLARK the distingulshed trance e e Dt | hls ity yeatardiy Trom B i e i 3| (35 per cent per annum on all deposits for | place In country or country town: references clairvoyant and medium; while entranced sha clear and concise account o e valuable & x | Dlamont, b. g. by Lynmont (W. Hogobo §| the six months ending June 30, 1838, free from | . wages $30. Address G. W., box 27, Call office. | A—48 FARM hands. 326, $25 and 320 and found | will reveal every hidden mystery in life; she services rendered the sick soldlers, and it was received with nods of approval and enthusiasm. Mrs. Henry Gibbons - fol- Jowed with an account of the labors ofr the hospital visiting committees, = Mrs. Theodore E. Smith, manager at 16 Post street, told of the work being done at the depot. She gave the number of band- ages and other necessaries that had been supplied the troops and the great assist- ance she was given by the large corps of workers who day in and ay out labored in the cause of the soldiers. Mrs. Edna Snell Poulson, chairman of the en- tertainment committee, spoke of the many entertainments given in aid of the society and the large amounts handea over as proceeds. Mrs. Lowenberg, chalrman of the ferry hospitality committee, gave an in- teresting account of the reception of over 20,000 troops by the ladles. Mrs. W. P. Morgan’s report on finances was read by Mrs. W. R. Eckart. After rt‘ar”ng off the larger subscriptions, she gave the total amount of money recelved as $47.277 57, the disbursements as $17,544 61 and the cash now on hand as $29,733 06. On the platform were Rabbi Nieto, W. H. Brown, Mayor Phelan, Mrs. Diamond, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Merrill, Mrs. I Lowenberg, Miss Beaver, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Harrington, Colonel Parnell, Mrs. Theodore E. Smith, Mrs. W. E. Eckart, Mrs. M. Campbell, Rev. Dr. Foute, Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs. Phebe Hearst, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Symmes, Mr. McClure, Mr. Mack, Dr. R. Beverly Cole, Mrs. J. A. de Greyer and Mrs. Poulson The following ladies under the of Mrs. F. G. Sanborn acted committee: Mrs. Horace Davls, 25 Redding, Mrs. H. Martinez, Mrs. Robert Mao- kenzie, Mrs. Charles W. Slack, Mrs, Samuel Knight and Mrs. J. B. Stetson, The following young ladies acted as ushers: Misses Elita Redding, Ida Gibbons, Nellle Hoyt Stevenot, Eleanor Wood, Mary Klink, Norring- b , Durbrow, Woodward, Elsie Clark, Laura lark, Taylor, Luclle Smith, May Denman and G. Smith. e WITH THE WORKERS. Three ladles reported to Mrs. Theodore E. Bmith, Red Cross Society manager at 16 Post street, yesterday and volunteered thelr services for sewing bandages, and were pressed into service. As preparations for the next expedi- tion will be soon under way, it is hoped that all who can will report to Mrs. Smith, as there 15 a great deal of work to be accomplished. Donations were recelved by the State soclety from the following auxiliaries: Entertainment at Gazelle, Siskiyou, through Miss E. E, Foulke, $75; Ladles’ Patriotic Soclety of Santa Marla, $i° Palo Alto, $10; Balinas, $50; San Jose, $100; Redwood Ci $10; Ione, $5; Rock- lin, $; Palo Alto, $25; San Leandro, §14; Sausa- 1ito, $50. The entertainment held in Rhonerville in ald of the Red Cross, and which netted 141 62, was {ven under the auspices of the Rhonerville Re- §ecca Lodge No. 81 nd the honerville Chapter No. 76, Eastern Star. The affair was held in the Town Hall and was made a success by the patronage of the people in the surrounding country. Letters are dally recelved by Mrs. W. B, Harrington, president of the State organizat from mothers In various States pouring ou ‘wife and children accompanied him. C. F. Van de Water, city freight and passenger agent of the Oregon Rallroad and Navigation Company at Walla Walla, is in this city on his honeymoon. ‘W. H. Langley and wife and C. Valen- | tine of New York arrived from the East and are stopping at the Palace. Mr. Valentine is a very intimate friend of Herman Oelrichs. Dr. Joseph M. Mathews, president-elect of the American Medical Assoclation, is stopping at the Palace Hotel, en route to Monterey, where he and his wife will spend the summer season. CALIFORNIANS IN NEW YORK NEW YORK, June 30.—W. J. Hotchkiss of Ban Francisco s at the Imperial. F. W. Sturges of San Francisco is at the Marlborough. Manager Leahy of the Tivoll Opera-house, of San Francisco, is here after new talent and attractions. F. Peters and wife and Samuel Wood of San Francisco have gone to Parls. CALIFORNIANS IN WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, June 20.—W. Laymon and wife of Los Angeles are at the Na- tional Hotel. Philip Burnes of Oakland is at Willards Bear Club Elects Officers. At & meeting of the Bear Republican Club held last evening in Jlld‘ip Cook’s courtroom the following officers were elected: Président, T. & Collins; vice- residents—A. W. Voorsanger, R. D. aulkner and J. D. Brown; secretary, J. W. Maison; coneapoud!n% secretary, W. G. Culz; treasurer, Oscar Tolle; executive committee—A. B. Truman, E. L. Head, 1. P. Kincald, E. J. Casey and M. F, Tay- lor. ———— General Tracy Gives His Opinion of the New Navy In Next Sunday’s Call LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVED. Thursday, June 30, dslmf Point Arena, 14 hours from Mendo- no. Nor stmr Titanla, Egenes, 3 da; r Greenwood, Fagerlund, foan Port Los Angeles. E5t SAILED. Thursday, June 30. Haw stmr San Mateo, Fletcher, Comox. Schr Fannle Adele, Ristine, Grays Harbor. Schr Abble M. Deering, White, Victoria. DOMESTIC PORTS. FORT BRAGG—Arrived June 30—Stmr Be- quola, hence June 23, CABPAB—Arrived June 30—Stmr Jewel, hence June 29. Iran Alto, b. h. by Palo Alto (C. F. Bunch).Dis Time, first heat, 46, 2:21%; 20%, ond heat, % Betting: X —Silver Ring, 12; Uncle Johnny, §; Addison, 6; Diamont, 10; Mo~ jave, 4 to b;" Myrtle Thorn, 15; Iran Alto, 6. Becond heat—Silyer Rirg, 7 to §; Myrtle Thorn, 12; Mofave; 2; Addison, 4 to 5; Uncle Johnny, 5 Diamont, 12. Auctions—Fleld and Mojave, even. After first heat—Fleld, $14; Silver Ring, $10. FOURTH RACE. 2:14 cly pacing, one mile dash, purse $200. Plunkett, br. g. by Strathern (E. Stewart)... 1 Little Thorn, b. g by Hawthorne (James THOMDSON) +evuvvrveenrnsnnnannss i Ketchum, b. h. by Gossiper (John Baker)..... § Time, :33, 1:08, 1:40, 2:15. Betting: Auctions—Little Thorn, $10; fleld, $3. Books—Plunkett, Little Thorn, 1 to et chum, 4 FIFTH RACE. Special for named horses, one mile dash, urse $100. ran Alto, b. h. by Palo Alto (Brooks). Brice McNell, s. g by Dudley (J. Quinn) Nelite Bly, b. m. by Starboul (C. A. Owen).. Uncle Johnny also started. Time, :35, 1:10%, 1:48, 2:2214, Betting: Auctions—Field, $10. Books—Iran Alto, Nellle Bly, 3; Uncle Joh o 1 ; Brice McNell, 6 to 5; nny, 3. :_Brice MeNell, TO-DAY'S ENTRIES. First race—Special, members of Golden Gate Driving Club, one mile dash; pu: flflfl: E. Stewart's Dandy Pat, J. O. hfeldl [aver!; N. A. Hottua's Correct, George L. Swett's Steve 8, J. C. Kirkpatrick's Azalea (formerly Dahlia), C. E. Park's Lottie, Second race—2:15 trotting, one mile dash; purse, $200: James Sullivan’s Our Jack, P. H. Quinn's Eureka, Vendom Stock _ Farm's ‘Thompson, Thomas Smith's George ‘Washing- ton, J. B. Iverson's Prince Gift. Third race—2:30 class, chln1 heats, two In three; purse, $200: James Sulfivan's Captain Hackett, Edward A. Falvey's Resort, J. M. Nelson’s I Direct, Geoga John's Patsy D, J. O'Kane's Peanuts, A. H. Cohen's Blackstone, €. A. Owen's Harry Ramon, E. C. Gabriel Mark H, George Gray's Willlam Harol James Thompson's Primrose, Thomas Smith's g Topeall C. C. Clippin's. Roderick, J. B. verson's Dictatress, George E. s Lindo, W. S. Maben's Rex Alto. Fourth race—2:25 class, trottin, dash, one mile; purse, $200: D. BE. Knight's Lynall, J. Murray Moorehead's ‘Anna_Belle, F. J. Vet. ter's Lou, P. H. Quinn’s Brice McNefl, John Curley Little Miss, Walnut rov Stock: Farm's Lottie, James Sutherland's Favor, . Topham'a Ned Thome, Rose Daie’ Fammin’ 1 anna, Charles L. Griffiti’s Rect, Willlam 1. Spoor's Mable McKinney, W. G. Durfee's Ma- mie Riley. Fitth race—Special, trotting, named horses: urse, $100: D. E. Knight's Silver Queen, E. P Piletta Munger, J. A. L. Smith's Cam- eal paigner, J. M. Nelson's Sabell Value of the Mexican Dollar. The Secretary of the Treasury yester- day announced that the department had fixed the value of the Mexican dollar for customs dutles at 45.4 cents gold for the ensuing quarter. ————— THE CRYSTAL SWIMMING BATHS. Physiclans recommend the Crystal warm sea water tub and swimming baths, North Beach. 1 all taxes, and ayable on and affer July 1, 1898. Rob; ERT J. TOBIN, Secretary. DIVIDEND Notice—Security Savings Bank, 223 THE Continental Bullaing and Loan Assoc DIVIDEND notice—T! Montgomery st., Mills bullding—Dividends for the half year ending June 30, 1895, on term deposits at the rate of four (4) per cent per annum and on ordinary deposits at the rate of three and one-third (8 1-3) per cent per an- num, free of taxes, will be payable on and after July 1, 1888, 8. L. ABBOT JR,, Secretary. tion of California, 222 Sansome st., has di clared for the year ending June 30, 1898, a div- idend of 6 per cent per annum on ordinary deposits, 7 per cent on one year term de- posits, 10 per cent to class F stock, and 12 ger cent to class A stock. R. ED. E. HILL, President. CAPT. OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Vice- Pres. WM. CORBIN, Secretary. First-class double entry and BOOKKEEPE: Al city references. Box %, correspandent; i Call office. WINCHESTER HOUSE, Market; 200 rooms, 2c to $1 50 night; 1 80 to $6 week; convenlent and respectal ree ‘bus and baggage to and from ferry. CHEAPEST and best in America—The Weekly Call. ~Sent to any address in the United st?éu or Canada one year for $1 50, postage paid. —_— HELP WANTED-FEMALE. 4 Third st, near CHAMBERMAID and waltress, $15; count no experience required. MISS CULLEN, 32 Sutter st. WAITRESS, $5 per week. MISS CULLEN, 8% Butter st. he German Savings and Loan Soclety, 526 California st.—For the half year ending Jjune 30, 153, a dividend has been declared at the rate of four and twenty-hun- dredths (4.20) per cent per annum on term deposits and three and one-haif (3.50) per cent per annum on ordinary deposits. free of taxes, payable on and after FRIDAY, July 1, 1895, GEORGE TOURNY, Secretary. DIVIDEND Notice—Savings and Loan Soclety, 101 Montgomery st., cor. of Sutter—The Board of Directors declared a dividend for the half- year ending June 30, 189, at the rate of four (4) per cent per annum on term deposits and three mad one-third (3 1-3) per cent per an- num on ordinary deposits, free of taxes, and payable cn and ‘after Friday, July 1, 1895. Dividends not called for are added to and bear the same rate of dividend as the prin- cipal from and after July 1, 1898, CYRUS W. CARMANY, Cashier. DIVIDEND NOTICE—M; HUMBOLDT PACIFIC Em . SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. utual Savis Bai ot San Francisco, 33 Post st. For l:{'htllnkwo ending June 30, 1%, a dividend has been’ de- clared at the ate of thyes aad three-quar- tres GRLES, S B, snnum oo all deposits e on and aft X July 1, 188. GEORGE A STORY. Cashler. 18 Soclety, lecls the Four per per cent ordinary deposits, payable on Savings and Loan Geary st.—The directors have following eemi-annual dividends: cent per annum on term and 3 1-3 per annum_on and after Jul RANCH cook, $25. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter. ‘WAITRESS, i week, night work. MISS CULLEN, 325 Butter st. ‘WAITRESS, resort, $20. MISS CULLEN, 335 Sutter st. HOUSEWORK girl, Mountain View, $20; Menlo Plr,l:. :‘25‘ Benlede‘r;“ 825&' %’5“06 $15; 12 holule- work girls, city, an ¢ & young girl assist, $10 to §15. MISS CULLEN, 3% Satte A _YOUNG lady, office work; must under- ,Sl!nd stenography, $20. MISS CULLEN, 325 ter st. A_COOK, $25; second girl, MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. A NEAT young girl, no cooking, $12 per month. MISS CULLEN, 32 Sutter st. CHAMBERMAID and waitress, city, $20; chamberwork and walt, Bakersfleld, B ‘Waltresses, country, $20." MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. $15; same house 12 vineyard hands. 6 ranch. teamsters. 14 hay makers. 2 butter makers, $26 and $20 and found $26 and found 6 and found 26 and found 6 milkers . 425 and found 8 choremen -320 and $15 Swedish boy, to 21 years, to do chores, 325 and found & 2 stablemen, 1 private, 1 livery, $25 and $20 and found.. & 26 laborers for sawmills, etc.....§26 and found ¢ laborers for manufacturing company, $1 78 day e city jobs. $1 75 and $1 60 day 14 teamsters, city jobs. 175 and $1 60 day 216 woodchoppers 150 and $1 cord 212 tie makers. 8c, Sc and 1ic each 6 Famber pilers. L3160 day 500 men for Ari: . «...Arizona 25 gold gravel miners. 132 50 day 95 laborers around works of a great mine. . ............................ wages from $2 60 day will show you how to overcome your enemies, Temove family troubles, restore lost affec- tions; unites the separate, recovers lost, stolen or buried property; locates treasures, minerals; tells your entire life, past, present and future, while In a perfect trance. Hours 10-a. m. to § p. m.; perfect satisfaction guar- anteed by mall. Send stamp for circular with special terms. MRS. DR. F. CLARK, rooms and 26, 1208 Market st., opposite Sixth. —PROFESSOR OMAR— —THE OCCULT WONDER— Gives invaluable advice on anything you may be in trouble or in doubt of. Full names, dates, facts, etc., in all cases. Satisfaction suaranteed. Fee, $1 and $2. 32 Eddy st. MME. PORTER, wonderful clairvoyant and card reader; born with double veil and second sight; diagnosis disease, full life reading: la. S0c, gents$1; palm.andclair. it. $150. 126 Turk. Special raflroad rates to this job. 3 ‘MURRAY & READY, cesen ...634 and 636 Clay st. ‘WANTED—Diamond drill operator; 2 men and MRS. DR. E. J. MOORE, 1104 Market st. (Vendome butlding)—Trance medium; unites the separated; changes luck: locates buried treasures; letters answered; inclose stamp. wives, private places, $40; miner, 32 50 day; 4 more saddle makers; machinist for coun- try; 20 laborers, city and country, $1 day and MME. HANSON, palmist, card reader; past, present and future; 25c. 148 Sixth st., room. 10, board and $175 day: Swedish tarmer, $25: choreman for gentleman’s country placs, year, and others. Apply to J. F. CROSETT | MME. MOREAU, medium and card reader; 25c up; by 1 $1. 73 Fourth & CO., 618 Sacramento st. MME. RAVENA reads life fluently: business advice; names given; 28c up. 5 Fourtk st, WANTED—Porter_for porings; 3 walters for family hotel, $15; dishwashers for city and country; walters, city and country, and oth- MISS EDNA V. GRANT, card reader and palmist. 215 Kearny room 2. ers. Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO., 63 Sacramento st. WANTED—Cook and wife for institution, $50 MME. SYBILLE, cradle to grave; future hus- band’s picture, %c; ladies. 914 O'Farrell st. per month, call early; cook and second for camping party, near city, $60 per month; call early; kitchen boy for bay steamer, $20 and found; 6 saddle makers for. clty {actory; 5 farmers ear citv. 320 and $25: 2 solicitors, ay, for city; farmers and others. VW, MRS. DR. ANN. 39 HAYES ST. A THOMAS, first in her pro- fails; advice; help. 929 Post st, —Branch office of The Call, and ads taken. fession; never Subacriptions . EWER & CO.,’ 62 Clay st. A FRENCH mald, $25; 2 chambermaids, lodg- ing house, 315 each; nurse, Belvedere, 325. MISS CULLEN, 3% Sutter st. A WOMAN with & child, housekeepe 12; MISS CULL] Prl, ’lfi see party here 9:30. Butter st A REFINED German nurse, child 5 years, $18. MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. i WANTED—Cook, $76; cook, $65; second $40; second cook, hotel, $35; cook, 310 & Weor: Walters, $20 to $35; $ {roners, §25 to $33; dish KATIE HEUSSMANN'S sittings daily, SPIRITUALISM. $1; ol cles Friday evenings, 25c. 475 Fell st. washers. $15 to $35; butler,’ $35: indoor mer- vant, §25; man and wife, private place, $40; harness-makers, pantryman, etc; French MRS. SHAFFER, test and business medium sittings dafly. 212% Sixth st. stableman, $30. AVDRE'S, 316 Stockton st. 2 QUARRYMEN, $250 a day; edger man, §2 50 C. V. MleR‘or’gntenumnx trumpet seance, 8 p. m.; %e. Leavenworth st. & day; 2 farm hands, $26; 2 farmers, $20; cel- MRS. BUTLER, clairvoyant and spiritual me- ent Office—First-class _se- lect help. ket st.; phone Clay 130. ly 1, 1598, EENE RAND, tary. lar man, $26; 6 scraper teamsters, city, §150 | dlum; Hina: trol; 10 . &7 v o 9T E Secretary. . | X FRENCH cook, f0. MISS CULLEN, 5| a day: waiter, $20 and room. K. T. WARG = mNn =08 Sk PiGeay, Hemn :'fi';‘ M—Dhcldena No.l ,“' 50c "z;r Sutter st. & CO., 608 and 610 Clay st. Ty u‘ilnfl- ‘nhd;!:nflem slate writing me- will be E‘""" .g“mfl" ofl','.‘"’,,g m‘ o mc e pany, | COMPANION to invalld lady, $15 per month, NEAT young man; Indoor work: $25 to 330 and | . 827 Market st., on and after FRIDAY, July MISS CULLEN, 325 Sutter st. found; private family. MISS CULLEN, IZS} 189%. Transfer books will close on Sature Sutter st. | % ey e | o o DISHWASHER, % k. MI MR, ¥ diuWHITNEY, tran L) T 4 3 $30. A V. 3 Badint . ce, BHELDON, Secretary. strie 4 & I DUROILER, 16 par ‘weel B8 CULLEN, | ™, ous medium, 51 Stachimr oy EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. A NURSE girl, sleep home, $10 per month. | MAN and wi ) LLE: i MISS CULLEN, 520 Sutter'st. tar ot OIS CULLMNG 86 dat PALMISTRY. HOTEL cook, short distance, $30. MRS. NOR- TON, 313 Sutter st. e SHIPPING clerk; 2 porters for commission house; driver for bakery. 313 Bush st. EEC(])ND tll’l’.mcounlry. $15; L;ggk and second rl, same house, country, each. MRS. 'ORTON, 313 Sutter lt,ry B SALESMAN for machinery; liquor traveler: bookkeeper; office assistant; store porter. 313 | sh st. NEAT young girl desi; sit 8! res situation at house- or as nurse, §10 to COLLEN, 85 Bitter at, | " orences. Misa ot BT SR | oor e e g s 3 o erences. and second girl, same . oity, i . 3% Sutter st and 35, MRA. NORTON. 815 Sutter ot *° SUPERIOR Irish girl desires situation; good | BOARDING house cook, $25; § yous i cook and laundress: best references: ity or | assist, $10 to $15: housesinl, 320, 3 1 Sl country. MISS CULLEN, #% Butter st middie-aged ‘woman, country, 315, ~nght -place; German nursegirl, one child of 6 years, 5; young nursegirl, $10; nursegirl, t - dren, %s‘;'muz Havs fetérencens MRA NOL ENGINEER_for Oregon; iron workers, salesman; 50 orders open. 313 Bush st. i MRS. OHANDLER—Free lecture Sunday, 3 p. m., 306 Larkin; readings at res., 353 Geary st. STORAGE. . PIERCE-RUDOLPH Storage and Moving Co.; office, Tenth and Market; telephone South 168, ‘WATCHMAN, janitors, , butlers, fire- bscrip- FURNITURE, trunks, etc. Golden West Stor- S8 warehouse, 840 Mission st.; tel. Mint 1521, i in flon.' 513 Bt e Croposition, mul PHYSICIANGS, T o ot P V| S e . ex- 'DO! m.fimammi"&fi. ‘mm;um«vmflw&